where to buy suede?

[KA-T_240]

I would say black/dark color would look better then red. Especailly with the exterior color of your car.

I assume that you are looking for something when you get back up here?

[theoblivious]

no its the pleather material thats grey. not hard plastic. i am looknig for alacantra or something like it and durable.

[FG2]

We carry Alcantara (much nicer looking/feeling/more stretch to it), and we carry the pseudo suede as well. Stop into the shop and I can show you both.

Alcantara is the best of the best of the best, and you'll pay for it! But it looks sooooooo sexy! The 07 Avalanche that is custom painted/24's/erything we did Alcantara on the complete headliner, front/side pillars and it is DEAD sexy.

Stop in anytime man!

Jason Christopherson
Store Manager
tintmasters
Fargo, ND
(701)239-8468

[theoblivious]

i wish i could...but im in VA right now. I was thinking of taking a trip up during the summer time.

[theoblivious]

whats the material off of sparco seats? im looking for material color in their red.

[King Ricer]

theoblivious;215218 wrote:
whats the material off of sparco seats? im looking for material color in their red.

you might be able to contact someone with sparco and see if you can just buy the material that they use to cover the seats. i know you can with brides.

[AaronJ]

Check online, and you probably want to buy alcantara, it's a bit nicer of a product.

[AaronJ]

...or you could do cow-print fleece from jo-ann fabrics, could be bad ass...

[SPANISH-RICE]

AaronJ;215268 wrote:
...or you could do cow-print fleece from jo-ann fabrics, could be bad ass...

too jdm for words right there^^

[theoblivious]

http://www.clubrsx.com/cr/SSIIDI.html

the last picture

[AaronJ]

theoblivious;215318 wrote:
http://www.clubrsx.com/cr/SSIIDI.html

the last picture

Looks great, nice link!

[theoblivious]

AaronJ;215328 wrote:
Looks great, nice link!

lol thats not my car, thats the color scheme im going for minus the seats.

[Guest]

Flocking is much easier and has a great result for the money invested...basically remove the piece you want covered, clean it really good w/ a degreaser, then brush on the adhesive and dust on the flocking...wait 24 hours before touching piece again and reassemble door.

[theoblivious]

really? do you know where i can find a read up on flocking? i just thought that tearing off the pleather and then using adhesive would be pretty easy. How difficult is it to do head liner and A pillars?